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Parks & Urban Forestry

The City of Morden is home to over 160 acres of parks and green spaces combined with over 6,000 street and park trees.  Livable green cities and connection with nature are becoming increasingly important as communities grow and urban areas become more densely populated.

“Local parks are an integral part of a happy, healthy city. There are so many benefits that come from having high-quality city parks and a healthy forest canopy. In perhaps the most noticeable way, they provide beautiful green spaces and they usually have great programs for your community. However, there are many health benefits as well as social goods underneath the surface, such as having well-treated and open spaces in your community.”

                                                Pulibic Engagement Feedback – Parks and Urban Forestry Master Plan.

 

In 2022, the City of Morden adopted the Parks and Urban Forestry Master Plan to coordinate, enhance, connect, sustain, and engage our communities’ parks and urban forest.

Parks & Urban Forestry Master Plan

Morden and District Horticultural Society

The Morden and District Horticultural Society is affiliated with the Manitoba Horticultural Society.